British guitarist analyses The Seekers live in 1965!

[@keithpotger1271]

Your analysis was very accurate, specially about the "barbershop harmonies" I wrote for the group. Our individual vocal ranges suited this type of arrangement so well when Judith Durham was mainly the lead vocalist. Also, when Bruce Woodley took the lead, it gave me the chance to voice Judith and me above his rich baritone range. Athol Guy was the consummate "Mr Bass man" and filled in the low range so perfectly. Thanks for giving our ORIGINAL SEEKERS project a mention too. We just keep having fun!

[@wakefieldyorkshire]

Keith, you were and still are the best of musicians. Thank you so much for the music and happiness you gave to the world. We owe you so much.

[@janiskw]

Glad you wrote this - I was about to write a reply explaining that you arranged the harmonies

[@timothysparks3062]

Hey Keith, you were the last passenger on my 185 from Wynyard to McCarr's Ck. I never saw you again on that run because it took so bloody long to get there!

[@colindayo]

Honoured to read your reply. The Seekers made some timeless classics. ❤️

[@DeidreL9]

Omg! Keith you won’t remember me at all, but Ruth Webb (Webbie) was my mum Shirley’s best friend. (Shirley Lockyer )They met in around 1948, give or take, in Melbourne. They remained close til Webbie passed. She was an amazing woman. We are really proud of you. Bless you!❤️

[@rocroc]

Thanks. Judith Durham; RIP, August 5, 2022,

[@chrishodgkinson523]

RIP Judith. Thank you for the music.

[@garyholt4445]

Always interesting to hear your comments Fil. Today is a sad day for Australia because Judith Durham, lead vocalist for The Seekers Passed away yesterday at the age of 79. The Seekers always were popular in Australia. As you mentioned, they have great vocal range, but Judith made the Seekers. She was an Australian living treasure and will be sadly missed.

[@collinhunter9792]

Here Here, Gary. Well said. Auckland nz

[@thomaswright5492]

I had the chance to watch the group in 1968 at Central Washington State College and they were wonderful. I was so sad to hear of Judith's passing but will never forget them.

[@billchessell8213]

Not Australian, and late to the party, I’m afraid, because I just learned of Judith’s passing, but ever time I hear her sing I’m back in ‘65 and a teenager in love. Thank you Judith.

[@Salam_Damai431]

Greetings from Indonesia. Thanks for the analysis, Brother. You are such a fluent speaker. Your Mum must be so proud of you.

[@JohnSmith-sj2dk]

Your review was awesome! - and the Seekers are Awesome ! - GOD Bless

[@roysheaks1261]

I’ll Never Find Another You is my favorite song of theirs.

[@kristin1533]

I do too. Lovely lyrics and melody.

[@elainebaldwin928]

Mine are colours of my life and, of course the carnival is ovet 😊

[@madhatter2012]

Mine too! It espoused the meaning of true love.

[@Your.Uncle.AngMoh]

“The Carnival is Over” brings a lump to my throat every time I try to sing it.

[@sandrasanders706]

Love that song, and forgot about this one...

[@brianmusson1827]

In 1965 I was 15 and never thought the Seekers cool at all. Then when they came to the Albert Hall on their 50th Anniversary tour I bought tickets for some friends of mine who were fans. That night after 50 years I became a fan ! They were nothing short of superb ! Brilliant musicianship and harmonies to die for. Judith Durham’s singing was as strong and perfect as it had ever been. I was blown away . Bought the greatest hits and DVDs now! Never too late to become a fan. Great analysis as usual 👍

[@wingsofpegasus]

Thanks!

[@77thTrombone]

I'm glad you found the error of your ways!

[@colincocks1335]

What a shame you missed their heydays in the sixties, better late

[@brianmorris8045]

I'm glad you were hooked on them, ...eventually. We had them to ourselves here down under, but we thought we should share them with the UK back in the 60's...lol. Yep, 'Wings of Pegasus' has done his research well, as usual. I'm glad the lad has good taste in music enough to review the great music we had all those years ago. The number of young kids listening to 'the oldies' stations here in Adelaide, are amazing...and when I ask why, their response is.."Nothing but crap on our music stations now". High praise from them.

[@marcofonseca2897]

@@brianmorris8045 It's a worldwide phenomenon, Current songs are terrible 💩

[@douglashall5795]

Fil, I couldn't agree with Keith more. Your analysis is always spot on. The Seekers were terrific.

[@anderander5662]

I love this guy's analysis... He's so obviously enjoying the music and then gives you the breakdown... I love it

[@amsodoneworkingnow1978]

Love the little smiles of sheer pleasure he can't hide

[@janed7774]

I was worried slightly until I read the whole sentence 😊

[@georgebuller1914]

@@amsodoneworkingnow1978 You noticed them too eh? LOL

[@tonyrussell5058]

@@amsodoneworkingnow1978 I think he was smiling over Judith. As was I. Such a sweetie.

[@lyallg7925]

I’m an Australian. Listening to The Seekers, Dean Martin, and Acker Bilk used to cheer me up when I was very young. I very much regret never seeing The Seekers live …among others. Fil, it’s a testament to your wonderful analysis video that Keith has commented here…. When are we going to see you on our tv screen? Seriously, we NEED some quality programs. Most of what we currently have is absolute trash.

[@bugnstump2005]

Judith was only 22 years old in this performance. Let that sink in when you hear her sing with no form of auto tune or any effects on her voice.

[@paulablissett9396]

YAAAAAAASSSSSSSS!

[@tjvanpopta]

Yes, the days when you could sit and listing to natural singers. No effects no flashing lights no gimmicks. Pure and simple!

[@alfching2499]

Judith certainly didn’t need Autotune.

[@nirmalsuki]

@@alfching2499 You can probably tune your instruments to a voice like that...

[@MrGallan50]

a true gem she was

[@isaacrumley]

My favorite part about these videos is the incredible smile you get. It just brightens my day

[@suzannerobbins6293]

I concur that Fil has that certain charm when he smiles! Lights up the site, and makes one want to know him better! Like a neighbor!

[@leandabee]

Yes, best smile ever 💖💖🇦🇺

[@gingerduran1592]

So agree with you! Fil is someone you'd be happy to have over for dinner!

[@calamitydave5000]

Yes... Fil is a natural!!!! Intelligent from an insider perspective and a professional music appreciator. Props!!!😉✌️

[@Dilettante23]

RIP, Judith Durham! Thank you for all the joy you brought the world with your golden voice!

[@caterinaciman6469]

In my humble opinion, no other group has perfect harmonies like The Seekers do. Keith Potger's talent is outstanding in every way, be is singing or guitar playing, writing music and his sense of humor is a breath of fresh air. Long live The Seekers ❤❤❤❤

[@tobystevens3788]

Very nice harmonies here, but the Everly Brothers were just as good

[@wmden1]

@@tobystevens3788 That is kind of an unusual thing to say, but I agree. The Everly Brothers and the Seekers were both unique and great, in their own, separate ways.

[@paulablissett9396]

'The Seekers' Judith's voice is unmistakable! Like i have said b4, that 60's Folk Lore, nothing musically like it, i love anything by this group! I loved your break down of this group, You Rock!!

[@sherrybirchall8677]

I love The Morningtown Ride

[@StellarFella]

And 'When The Stars Begin To Fall'

[@61mab]

Any time i hear her voice it just leaves me with a feeling of joy no matter what song especially uptempo. Never fails, another audial reward.

[@58icarus]

Such a powerful voice from such a small frame. Judith is one of those rare pure talents. She always looked like it came easily for her, effortless (even though, obviously, she worked very hard to be that good).

[@tullfan7872]

Vocally, she's a pocket rocket.

[@markrymanowski719]

Two more powerful voices from small frames. Jeanette Macdonald. 5ft 2. Edith Piaf 5ft 2.

[@stereokid]

Other petite singers with strong voices Judy Garland 4′ 11″ Dolly Parton 5′ 0″ Pat Benatar 5′ 0″

[@Knards]

In the 60's the Seekers were very special in the US. Vastly more so as national treasures in Australia. She was a special singer

[@calamitydave5000]

Dad would listen to easy listening and big bands but on family outings we'd vote and he would put on mixed variety radio stations. That's where I remember these songs from.

[@donaldpellico367]

One of my all time favorite bands. Very underrated but very talented, each and every one of them. Thank you presenting this band

[@aussierhino471]

That concert of over 200,000 attendees that Fil spoke of is STILL the record for a live concert in Australia - at the Myer Music Bowl in Melbourne - about 10% of Melbourne's entire population at the time (1967). I was there with my parents - I was 6 years old and had never seen so many people!

[@Scottie_S]

Can't believe we've lost her. Rest in Peace, Judith. Your voice encouraged me to sing! Of course, I had a bloody horrid male voice and was never going to have that angelic tone that you had!

[@FM-jg1yr]

In Australia, we all learnt to sing Morningtown Ride in Primary School back in the day

[@rebeccasimantov5476]

I think the Wiggles (remember them?) sang it as well...

[@FM-jg1yr]

@@rebeccasimantov5476 The Wiggles are still going lol but I have not lost my memory yet haha. Spent years working in Childcare playing their tapes. As well , one of them...no names...invited my friend out for coffee at Teachers College long ago. She refused lol

[@Dont_Gnaw_on_the_Kitty_1]

New Zealand too.

[@kevin5073]

And in NZ as well.

[@Dee-JayW]

And in Canada

[@royferguson2297]

I saw them in Belfast in 2014, she was very frail and tiny, when she walked on the stage i thought how is she going to sing, well from the first song she had the voice of an angel, simply wonderful concert and very emotional.

[@FionaEm]

I was born after Judith left The Seekers, so they're a bit before my time - but as an Aussie, I have always been aware of the place they hold in music history. They were the first Aussie band to experience big success overseas. An incredibly talented group 😊 and Judith's voice is so pure 😇

[@caretaker158]

Judith's voice has always been amazing... and even decades later, her voice has never wavered in it's strength and beauty.

[@bellesmom238]

With all that Judith has been through, She continues 50 years later with the greatest vocals of any female in history , The only group to knock the Beatles off the #1 spot in the billboards

[@clydehoppers6375]

I remember when they made Georgie Girl a hit , I have loved them since.

[@roughbeast]

...apart from the Beachboys.

[@randwickbelle]

RIP beautiful Judith Durham

[@Gandalf606]

@@randwickbelle - Amen. A lovely woman.

[@supremes1964]

The Supremes did it many times too .......in the states of course

[@edsims719]

Excellent analysis & presentation sir!

[@davemellet6878]

Thank you for this Fil. I'm an 85 yr old Aussie who loved this mob since they kicked off in '63.never missed an album or single of theirs from them and still have them.Probably a bit of a biased attitude but you can't blame me right?

[@larrypower8659]

Hey, Phil ~ One thing I enjoy about your vids is your due diligence on the performers. It’s one thing to analyze but by adding the background, we get a clearer picture. Also, your willingness to go back in time to eras you weren’t even alive for (!) is impressive, at least to me. Thanks for caring enough to do that.

[@margelacosse6502]

Its nice to see and hear someone talk about music in a positive way instead of finding all that is wrong with it. keep it coming. Thank you

[@Crazyworldtarot]

I met Judith in Melbourne, she is so friendly and easy going to talk too. Beautiful lady, who overcame some serious adversities, her husbands death, a serious car accident and brain haemorrhage which took a fair amount of rehabilitation. She’s a strong woman, & she asked me my favourite song, I couldn’t lie as a kid, my brother and I loved ‘Morning town ride’ Judith is one of the original pop stars of our time, so many happy memories listening to their music again. Thanks Fill ❤️ RIP Brett kelly, my younger brother 12/09/21, I love you, & miss you everyday.

[@chrisb8655]

Wow, your post was very touching. I'm sorry that you lost your brother. That's incredible that you were able to meet Judith Durham. Take care of yourself, and thanks for posting.

[@genebrenner855]

I just love the Seekers. All their hit songs are sensational. They were lost when Judith decided to leave the group. Glad they got together many years later. Best song versions with them. Harmony vocals right on and that's not easy for males to sing below a female vocal. Judith is an Australian national treasure.

[@iowa61]

Good lord they’re good. Amazing. Live. By themselves. On Ed Sullivan. All acoustic. INSANE.

[@jerometaperman7102]

Judith Durham must be a once in a century singing talent. Absolutely stunningly beautiful voice. She was adorable, too.

[@viewdemonde]

And you try to tell that to young people today. 😁

[@robertesensee3494]

RIP Judith. She had such an angelic voice. She will be greatly missed 😞

[@hashtag415]

My favorite is "Georgy Girl" Still brings tears.

[@terrywn46]

The Carnival is over. (Their disbandment song) is not too shabby as well.

[@Caperhere]

Love Georgy Girl

[@goosewhisperer6275]

@@Caperhere I do, too! I remember it was popular the summer before I started 7th grade, and I couldn't get enough of it. I must have practically worn my recording of it out...LOL!

[@phillipecook3227]

Definitely. How lucky we were in the 1960s and at the time we took it for granted.

[@calamitydave5000]

I was 8 years old and as soon as Fil mentioned that song I could instantly remember every word. Isn't music like a time slingshot?

[@ceeemm1901]

Myer Music Bowl, Melbourne 1967, an estimated 200,000 people turned up for The Seekers concert...RIP Jiduth, I was so in love with you...hope you are now happy and at peace in Morningtown.....and thanks Fil, great work as usual, cheers Bud.

[@schmuelsonsradang4301]

Thanks for your honest and kind comments on this group. They are the queen and the love of my heart. I must say that you too have a good and warm heart just like them, I can see it through your comments. Keep it up man. 👍👍👍👍👍

[@Broonzied]

As a 60s child I cannot think of any other group that evokes more potent and wonderful memories of that time than the Seekers. I don't think many people nowadays will realise just how popular these guys were, especially in the UK. For a couple of years they at least matched even the Beatles in popularity, and deservedly so. In my view they are Australia's greatest ever export.

[@pixelwash9707]

I think you are right, but the Bee Gees, Midnight Oil, Olivia, Reddy, ACDC and Icehouse still rank up there...and I like Kylie and Cave at lot. I think what is missing in this wonderful and enthusiastic video is just the general sensibility in the Aussie culture reflected in the music of all those artists for an almost utopian happiness, and honest well wishing, combined with a really strong individual spirit, but also a frank recognition of the dark side of humanity, a sort of weird combination not seen elsewhere...

[@loumiller1328]

Love the Seekers... Judith had a very distinct voice. The guys are asleep highly talented as well 👍 (I didn't realize the whistle in Georgy girl was actual the guys!?) Everytime I hear one on the radio, which is rare these days, I automatically turn the volume up. Need to find their greatest hits for my collection. Thanks Fil for sharing this rare footage.

[@SweeetSue]

An interview with the band revealed they hired a professional whistler to do the intro. 💞

[@loristoneking4536]

I love the ringing quality to Judith's voice.

[@jbidd8647]

I enjoyed your look at the Seekers in this video -- always nice to get the perspective from someone who knows the business. I realize that you'll probably not be doing another with them, but I think you'll be impressed with Judith's performance in the song that came next that night, "You Can Tell The World." She was on fire, and sang her heart out!

[@JohnRodriguesPhotographer]

Love The Seekers and the Ed Sullivan Show! Thanks!

[@PeterOZ61]

Rip Judith. Fly free sweet songbird.

[@jrberg327]

The older I have become the more I appreciate these singers. Judith Durham and others like Karen Carpenter had truly amazing voices. There is a great video from 1965 of The Seekers singing (I’ll Never Find Another You) recorded live at Abbey Road Studios and it’s in color, watching Judith in this video and her confidence and pitch perfect voice just soaring above everything else and to think she was only in her mid- twenties. I came across this video of I’ll Never Find Another You only about a year ago and had to dedicate the song to my wife on her Facebook page.

[@ptah31]

What an amazing voice Judith Durham has.. one of my all time favorite female vocalists.

[@nickrider5220]

A fitting tribute to a brilliant group and one of the best vocal talents in modern times - small in stature, but massive in talent !

[@marknelson8435]

It's awesome to hear a guy young enough to be my son analyze a song I listened to as a child, because my parents were listening to it! Cheers, Fil!

[@militzamadrid462]

...i hear their songs in an old radio, I was fifteen, my oler sister was able to get ESM stations from the Canal Zone in Panamá. We Heard lots of great songs from the 60s. Lovely voices. Thank you for the stories AND Review.

[@laurencewilkins3413]

Just wanted to pass on that Judith Durham has passed away yesterday the 6/8/2022 at the Alfred Hospital in Melbourne Australia she was part of the seekers the first Australian Group to make it big in USA and UK she will be sadly missed She was blessed with the most beautiful voice

[@valrodgers8889]

Thank you, watching this at 7am and singing along…loved the Seekers ❤️

[@user-dt3rz2lz7q]

Today Phil, we proud Aussies are drowning in sadness at the passing of Judith Durham yesterday. The voice of an Angel. 🐨💝🦘

[@user-dt3rz2lz7q]

Hi again Phil, You are MORE than just a British guitarist. You are a beautiful human being. You do more than analyze, you absorb. I can see the music talking to you and you talking back. The smile on you're beautiful face when you recognize excellence from others. Teaching us, that music is about more, than just sound and words. This is communication. You are an exceptional man and l do hope that you are truly appreciated by all. Thank you for the time you take to care. 💝 Best wishes from this proud Aussie. 🐨😘🦘

[@MsRocknroll2012]

Judith has perfect pitch. Just beautiful. I love your analysis. Thank you for all you do.

[@edselman58]

Thank you Fil for checking out this great group.Love their harmonies and overall sound.Judith's voice always got my attention to listen close to the words she was singing on a song.Her voice was always sharp,clear and every word she sung on a song would always come through very clear and direct that made a big difference on the harmonies of every song they sung.Thank you for naming the other guys and giving them the credit they deserve in their own right.The history and background of the group was interesting.A few years back,I tried to contact her directly.She responded back through her publisher thanking me for complimenting her on both her stint with the Seekers and also her solo career.I told her She was in an unique class of lady singers such as Patsy Cline,Karen Carpenter and Whitney Houston.Her response was very humble and she said she was honored to be in that class of singing artist.

[@michaelhawthorne8696]

Brings a tear to my eyes just to hear a technically knowlable person rate them so highly..... They are all old now but the recordings will live on like a legacy.....

[@deedewald1707]

They are not old and more mature - more experienced

[@SweeetSue]

They still perform and sound amazing. 💞

[@salanzaldi4551]

I was 15 years old, riding in a car in Jersey City when I first heard this song. I liked it so much, first chance I got, I went to the record store and bought it.

[@gerrywagoner26]

Elton John said there were three perfect female voices in the world, and two of them were dead. Eva Cassidy, Karen Carpenter, and Judith Durham.

[@phillipecook3227]

I'd have to add Mary Hopkin.

[@calamitydave5000]

It's neat that E. John would allude to that. And also MARY HOPKINS.! I remember her version of ' Those were the Days'. I also remember that she was singed to Apple Records. Way cool. ✌️

[@HamiltonRb]

@@phillipecook3227 I would certainly put Carole King in there, but there is no right or wrong, only personal opinions

[@catmip]

Linda ronstadt

[@gibbopg]

They are my top 3 also. Streisand also had a great set of pipes.

[@RoryVanucchi]

Seekers were great.. Same vibe as Peter Paul Mary.. All those great harmonies of the '60s.. Wonderful Era with a mix of musical styles..

[@bigcod14]

Hello feel here love your opening dude better yet I love all your old videos people don't pay homage to the oldies enough especially this generation so thanks and I appreciate your comments back

[@ronica4803]

The Seekers - You will always be remembered and appreciated. RIP Judith 🙏🌻

[@janetdunlop6132]

The seekers and Judith were one of a kind.I remember listening to to them when i was a child and loved it everyone loved her

[@dereks4131]

I absolutely LOVE the history and back-stories you provide, Fil.

[@michaelbaughman8524]

Anybody who praises Judith and the Seekers is a winner in my book! Great analysis, thanks!

[@johnbethell1952]

I have seen the Seekers on evefy Tour to NZ and Judith is truly a beautiful person to spesk to, i love all they have released and saw their last live show in Christchurch NZ. They sounded just the same as in 1964 this proves good music never gets old

[@michaelhiggs8657]

Thank you so much Fil. I was bought up by my Mum with the Seekers, Val Doonagan, Julie Felix & Kiki Dee. More please!!............

[@JohnRodriguesPhotographer]

I Will Never Find Another You is a great song!

[@ptah31]

My favorite from The Seekers.

[@gingerduran1592]

Agreed and it's my personal favorite!

[@RandyFelts2121]

"When The Stars Begin To Fall. kzbin.info/www/bejne/rYCudYdmiJeCacU

[@kristin1533]

Agree!

[@heavenlyguitar5913]

Thank you for highlighting groups and artists like this. They deserve it and you are giving these artists the spotlight they deserve. A lot of people these days have never heard of these artists. You are bringing them back. Thank you Fil and God bless you!

[@neenekinskins6241]

I was nearly 6 year's old when my older sister broke the news to me that The Seekers were breaking up. I cried and cried. Such incredible talent and timeless songs.

[@kathysav3219]

I was 5 and allowed to stay up for their ‘farewell’ performance. I cried the whole way through. Went to their 50 year anniversary performance and had an amazing time.

[@John-wg6xw]

Wow!! What a powerful voice she had and her pitch was dead on!!! No autotune!

[@MrCreative3]

A fantastic analysis. I speak as one of the original fans of the Seekers. I still have a 1964 World Record Club 7” reels to reel tape in its box

[@luskentyre65]

Her voice is crystal clear to my hearing 😊

[@feedwinnie]

They've certainly had the longevity. I do miss Judith's gorgeous vocals. Thanks Fil. 😊

[@JohnSmith-of4vh]

I stated after another KZbin video that The Seekers were a big part of the 60's & you have proved that! Many thanks.

[@ohyoullknowaboutit1823]

Thank you for not only playing an Australian group and your musical knowledge but the knowledge you have about each artist you have on your channel. It’s very much appreciated.

[@DeidreL9]

Wow...so beautiful. Incredible times. As you said, it was live then, purely live! And l really really appreciate how much you research things and find out about the people you’re talking about, it’s lovely. Ok, I need coffee now I’m emo again. Thank you!❤️

[@biskitboyz]

Although this video is some 3 years old, I only just saw it for the first time today. Choked a little as we've only just lost Judith 😞. I enjoy Fil's analysess, as he covers works and artists from a variety of styles and genres. From the big beaming smile, the viewer can tell he's really enjoying what he is commenting on!! Really like it when I see comments from the performers themselves, so thank you for that Keith.

[@janepang484]

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[@suzannerobbins6293]

Hi Fil! Hope you are having a good day! You are making me so happy this week by doing my teen years! The Seekers were another group that I really enjoyed! Judith had one of those voices that stood out...one of a kind! So proud to be from that era, and the benefactor of such iconic music! ✌️

[@tjvanpopta]

Same here, it was the greatest music era ever. I remember when all these songs came out. Melodies and harmonies that logde in the mind and soul forever!

[@suzannerobbins6293]

Theo B. You really had to be there to understand the magnitude of that era! I just bet Fil was influenced by someone who was from that time, since he has such an appreciation of that music! I play this music a lot!

[@tjvanpopta]

@@suzannerobbins6293 Fil had to be influenced, he wasn,t even born in that magical era. His knowlegde is stunning! So sad the future generation is very musically uneducated, kids now have no idea what real music even was or is. 60,s & 70,s were like blessings in the music industry. The amount of great music that evolved during that era was unbelievable.

[@kylietreen7707]

I hadn't ever heard the comprehensive background to the group you shared. It's a magnificent story. Thanks for telling it!

[@richardfinlayson1524]

All those songs remind me of my childhood, I was born in 65, in Melbourne,those songs were on the radio, all the time,well they were everywhere really,,in the late 60s and early 70s,take it easy mate.

[@rockn24x7goog]

Thanks, Fil, for another excellent analysis and historical perspective of one of the most famous, talented and popular groups of the '60s!

[@b42baritone]

Thank you Fil for doing The Seekers. They are amazing group. And Judith voice. WOW, I just love her voice. She is truly one of the best female singers. Thank you again. Loved it.

[@sherrym3938]

Thanks for these videos......and thanks for always having that beautiful smile....your smile is so contagious and always makes me smile 😊

[@neilgrant873]

Wow. What a concise and informative analysis. And to top it off, we have have the brilliant Keith Potger adding his first hand experience to it all. Sends a shiver up my spine. Thank you to you both (and to the youtube algorithm that got me here)

[@BobBlarneystone]

Judith Durham's powerfully beautiful voice cuts right through to the listener.

[@chuckvt5196]

Great video! The Seekers are still one of my favorite bands many years later. Judith has the most amazing voice, and if you hear her today, she hasn't lost anything. SO amazing!

[@cinemaipswich4636]

Judith's voice in unmistakable. I know her voice without anyone's introduction. That gal can hold a note without effort. She has lately had a woeful health problem, but I have her recordings close to my heart.

[@icespeckledhens]

A very good assessment of the Seekers, I enjoyed their music in the 60's and I still do. Judith's singing is natural and beautiful. She plays the piano extremely well too. Thanks James

[@DennisMurphey]

OK You got me coming over hear this review, which validated all i thought about the band and dear Judith. Thank You so much for giving them the attention they deserved. Dennis

[@cloggerdempsey]

Amazing fluent analysis of this song!!

[@krisdockers2047]

Good on you mate, thanks for sharing yr views, passion and true and genuine appreciation for something in life , anything, is a true gift. Good on ya!

[@VideoNOLA]

They were an amazing band, the pride of Australia. Such a class act, especially the lead singer!

[@pauldonnelly5055]

I am so happy to see your presentation on The Seekers. I most appreciated your view and angle on music much before your time. Yes The Seekers were supreme.

[@ianshortall3356]

That was a really great performance, there was such a lot of talent in the 60s, really good analysis Fil...

[@noface9978]

I love you Phil from wings of Paguses. Your assessments are always interesting and full of information mixed with the personal history that is all so much more than other videos trying to do what you do so well. Also love how you actually enjoy doing the analysis with a cool and wonderful smile

[@yoursoulknows6444]

Your knowledge of these bands is phenomenal! I knew of the Seekers, and saw them on TV in England in '65 - but I actually had no idea they were so successful as the years went on... great job Fil - and yes, your love for music shines through every time :)

[@mrtime49]

Thank you so much. Growing up in the 60's I of course remember "I know I'll never find another you" whether we were watching it on TV or doing home work or a paper route or picking beans for our fun money, it was so memorable of all the top 40 songs played in that decade. I had NO idea they were from Australia, and how big they were in UK and Australia and that they did Georgy Girl, cause we were all focused on the "Naughty Sex" that occurred which was such a huge deal back then. Thanks again Fil for the analysis of how good this band was and why, and the background.

[@mulnut]

Not only is Judith Durham a special singer but is also a very special lady who personifies all that it is to be Australian.

[@margieguild519]

When the Stars Begin to Fall is one of my favourites - KZbin has a live version of it. Her voice is so beautiful, and as a group they were phenomenal. No gimmicks, just pure talent. There's been no-one like them, before or since.

[@ffggddss]

"A World of Our Own," which I believe followed their first big hit, "I'll Never Find Another You." Both written by Tom Springfield, brother of Dusty. Thanks for a great excursion through their musical history! Fred

[@norobbery]

Great analysis! God love The Seekers and God Love Judith. God be with her now. Thank you all for the fantastic memories and that's what life is about; creating good memories and not chaos for people.

[@jack80kiwi]

Saw the seekers the first time they were on TV in the UK. The show was " In Town Tonight " which showed different acts that had arrived at London Heathrow during the previous week. They were great on their first appearance and the rest is history.

[@andrewcomerford9411]

"When the Beatles and the Stones divided households, the Seekers united them."

[@fettlerjohn3419]

Good call 👌

[@stephenaker5911]

Amen - so true

[@mrmrsmsmisscloud7512]

That’s possibly why I DETEST them so much, far too straight, goody two shoes, non rebellious, enough to make me really hate them !

[@waynemartin2399]

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